• Funchal - starting point
• Praia da Ribeira Brava - Our first stop for a stroll and village visit
• Ponta Do Sol - passing through
• Fanal Forestry Station - Laurissilva forest area, recognized as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site since December 1999 and part of the European Network of Sites of Community Importance - Nature 2000.
• Fanal - After several days of rain, a lake emerges amidst the unique landscape of Fanal, known for its ancient trees.
• Eira da Achada Lookout - provides a breathtaking view of Madeira Island’s northern coast.
• Ribeira da Janela - By the sea, we can see the land’s namesake window on a small island visible only from a certain angle, along with the clearly visible stream. The sea’s intense aroma is palpable at this stop.
• Porto Moniz Natural Swimming Pools - These pools, formed by volcanic lava and naturally filled with clear sea water, are the highlight of Porto Moniz village.
• Seixal Natural Pool - transit point
• Praia Do Seixal - A black sand beach with crystal clear water. The scenic vineyard hillside produces excellent wine. The waves often create a captivating display, and the basaltic cliffs are another attraction visible from here.
• Sao Vicente - One of the northern capitals of the island. We visited the main church and its narrow streets, reminiscent of bygone eras.
• Miradouro da Encumeada - On clear days, we ascend to 1007 meters to view both the north and south coasts of the island simultaneously.
• Serra de Agua - passing through
• Funchal - return point

• local guide
• Pickup and drop-off from designated meeting points
• drop-off hotel
• hotel pickup
• driver/guide

• food and drinks
• lunch
• Hotel pickup and drop-off (if option not selected)

Set off on an exhilarating journey through the northwest of Madeira in a 4x4 jeep, led by a knowledgeable local guide. Uncover the region’s natural marvels while delving into the island’s vibrant culture and history.

Visit the renowned natural pools of Porto Moniz, created by volcanic lava and embraced by the Atlantic’s crystal-clear waters. Savor local dishes and sample the traditional Madeirese poncha.

Walk along a 25-minute section of the iconic levadas, the remarkable irrigation system that winds over 2200 km across the island. These paths provide breathtaking views of the scenery and insight into the engineering that supports Madeira’s agriculture and energy production.

Lastly, be captivated by the enchanting Fanal Forest, part of the Laurissilva, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Witness ancient trees and endemic species in this distinctive ecosystem, where the mist creates a truly magical ambiance.

• Child rate applies only when sharing with 2 paying adults
• Children must be accompanied by an adult

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.